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If your wanting to use the photo etched " side filler" you will have to sand the ridges off on the inner section on the rear quaters

My kit say Copyright 1985. on the side panel. And according to scale mates it's a 1985 issue... Oldcarfan27 Pm sent.

A photo of the kit.

My 1995 Buick Le sabre's Transmission is dying, Forward clutch plates are almost fried. So now I have to get a different car. Yea more money that I don't have.

The Photo that RICHARD posted is a 1983 copy, this is the 1985 copy (non sparkling) Just trying to get a Mopar loving member something I have no interest in building.

I have a car kit from the 1985 Which is still factory sealed. I want it to go to someone who will build it , as I have no interest in the make of car that it is. The car is a American make, and a Mopar by nature that's the only clues to what it is.

International Pickups from 1959-1975, Travelalll's from 1960-70's Scout 1961-1970 Scout II Traveler.... IH Non commercial products are seldom done.

After checking on die cast I added these notes to the Op's Photo

Motor max Town and country wagon

That's Odd ! I see at least 4 cars that were already die cast by either Ertl, JL, M2 Machines,Welly and Maisto

The Spirit stripes are easy to do with out buying the decal set. I did my own stripe work on mine by masking the stripe area's, and putting the stripes on by hand. The Off Road Scout SS's are the new Re-issue one's. I had a couple of scout II seat's and Steering wheel's from a couple of junked ones, and used those in the Scout SS's....

It would also be nice if Revell would make a 68 and 69 Impala.Those would be a great addition to their Impala line as the Produce 58,59,60,62,63,64,65,&66's We really need to fill the gap here ! As AMT makes the 62,63,64,67 and the impala, while Lindberg (now AMT) produced the 1961 Impala's

Built these 3 Scout's in the last few months, The Scout II Spirit is almost finished (under the hood work) The yellow Off Road Scout SS is from the Burt Reynolds movie "Hooper"

I wouldn't know as I don't get to the Ft.Wayne Indiana Location often, But they were adding a lot of toy's ect to the middle isle's of the store these kit's were on an end cap, along with the surf wagon and Lindeberg ship kits! They had the shelves filled well with the Vette/Camaro kits along with the surf wagons.. BTW they also had the spy car kit as well as Revell quick build #48,88,and #22. and other kits

I got a couple of AMT kit's Today at Ollies for $9.99 maybe other locations will have even more than these two? The 1994 Camaro has extra part's to make it a 1996 Z-28 SS...

Bought these two at Ollies today for $9.99 each

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For those who thought the 2019 Chevy Silverado was bad, Here's the GMC Sierra

Actually I bought this AMT '37 Chevy kit locally yesterday for $25.00. Still factory sealed with the original G.C. Murphy .Co price sticker on the side, And boy do I miss these kind of prices for a new kit ! {G.C. Murphy Co $1.64} Tried on ebay search on this one, But Found that Model Roundup has one for $69.90 + shipping.

Went to check revell's web site, Now all new, sadly every kit listed is in Euro priceing...

Tom all the under the hood things were extra's from one of my "parts Box's" , And were added to the scout by me. None of the scout kit's came with the extra needed parts...

Left overs are sometimes better than then they were the first time around. leftovers that come to mind are Pizza , meatloaf, and chili......

Well then you sure got a lot a spare roof shingles. Back on topic. I had those salted potatoes, and yes they are great indeed. My oldest sister was married to a fella who was Italian, and lived near Syrcuse Ny. We had them when we went there one summer to visit my sister and her now Ex-Husband for a week.

Here is pictures of the Off Road Scout II being built. Note same tires that are used for the regular scout II Last 2 pictures were found on the internet.. Note the stock scout II rims on the Chrome tree in the Original issue of the Off road Scout ss. All the "off road"parts from this was also used for the Off road scot II but Molded in red!

The tire's are more than likely the same as all the other scout's have. I have an Original issue of the International off road Scout II, And it's tires were the same as the regular scout II kit. It even came with the option to use the rims for the regular scout II! The Off road Scout II has a picture of a green scout II (off Road), While the kit was molded in red unlike the regular scout kit that was molded in Orange . The molded in Orange kit had a yellow scout II box art. So the Off road parts are shared by both the Off road Scout II, and the off road scout ss.